Check out classic cars at the annual Boston Cup

The show will bring both American and foreign classic cars to the Boston Common on Sept. 25.

Leonard Worden and his 1931 Duesenberg Willoughby J-368, which was named Best in Show last year at the Boston Cup. Photo courtesy of the Boston Cup

By Natalie Gale

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The Boston Cup hosts its 11th annual classic cars show on the Boston Common this September, showcasing both American-made and foreign vehicles and celebrating automotive innovations over the decades.

The Boston Cup was started in 2012 by Rich Doucette, a board member of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America and a manager of the New England Region of the Classic Car Club of America.

“When the Trustees of the Reservation discontinued the annual September Castle Hill Concours d’Elegance in 2003 after 8 years, I felt a loss,” Doucette said on the Boston Cup website.

After attending “Speed, Style and Beauty: Cars from the Ralph Lauren Collection” at the Museum of Fine Arts in 2005, Doucette and other classic car enthusiasts were inspired to create the annual Boston Cup.

Each year, the show awards first, second, and third place Best in Show awards to car submissions. Discover more information and get tickets at thebostoncup.com.